• owenfromcanada@lemmy.ca
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        12 days ago

        I work in software on automotive safety-critical software. I left LLMs in the trash.

        So yes, I am using it properly.

      • NOT_RICK@lemmy.world
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        12 days ago

        I’m a programmer. There is a narrow lane of things I will trust it to assist me with, and none of that without review. I’m not worried about my job in the slightest, barring a significant leap in the tech that I frankly do not see happening any time soon.

        All these people building vibe coded products are building houses of cards that are more likely than not security nightmare black boxes.

      • CorrectAlias@piefed.blahaj.zone
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        12 days ago

        YoU AReN’T pRoMpTInG PrOPerLy

        A classic. LLMs can help if you know what you’re doing on your own, at the cost of having to burn tokens while basically having to guide it to the result you need. The second you use it for something you’re not an expert in, you enter pure slop territory. The fact is that LLMs are constantly hallucinating but with guardrails that allow them to sometimes hallucinate the correct result.

        And yes, I’m in tech and have experience. The only way it’s going to “take” my job is if it crashes the entire economy because the bubble pops or an executive needs to pump some stock from braindead morons on wall street.